Europe
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Apr- 2022 -7 April
Putin Has Given Up on Conquering Kyiv: Austin
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said that Russian President Vladimir Putin has given up on conquering Kyiv after his forces were soundly beaten back by the Ukrainian military.
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7 April
Israel, US Approve German Purchase of Arrow 3 Missile Defense System: Report
Israel and the US have reportedly agreed to “cooperate” on the German request to buy the Arrow 3 missile defense system.
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7 April
EU Proposes 500 Million Euros More for Arms to Ukraine
European Council chief Charles Michel backed a proposal to release an additional 500 million euros to provide arms for Ukraine.
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7 April
Ukraine Calls for ‘Weapons, Weapons, Weapons’ at NATO Talks
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba called on NATO members to provide Kyiv with all the weaponry it needs to fight Russia.
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6 April
Germany to Get Weaponized Drones for the First Time
Germany will get weaponized drones for the first time after years of debate as the EU giant moves to ramp up its defense capabilities.
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6 April
‘Small Number’ of Ukraine Soldiers Get Drone Training in US
Ukrainian soldiers are being trained in the United States to operate the deadly Switchblade drones that Washington is supplying to Kyiv.
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6 April
Finland to Acquire Saab Combat Training Simulators
Finland has awarded a $16.2 million contract to Swedish defense firm Saab to supply combat training simulators and necessary upgrades.
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6 April
Poland Orders US Tanks, Other Battle Vehicles for $4.7B
Poland said it had ordered Abrams tanks and other heavy US battle vehicles worth $4.74 billion.
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6 April
US to Send $100M in Additional Anti-Armor Weapons to Ukraine
The United States will send $100 million in additional anti-armor weapons to Ukraine.
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5 April
US Wants Bases in E. Europe, but for Short-Term Deployments: Milley
The United States supports having permanent US military bases on the eastern flank of NATO, but for regular short-term rotations of US troop units rather than long-term basing.
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